I have been coming to Rome the past six Christmas seasons now. After staying at a very nice hotel…read morenear the Spanish steps the previous times, we decided to venture out and stay in an apartment. We chose Gabrielle's apartment because of his friendly communication qualities (no matter what we asked from the U.S. he responded within 24 hours) and we also appreciated his flexibility. The apartment had two bedrooms, a pullout couch, a kitchen, and a good amount of living space with a nice dining area. The windows that open up to the street side was a nice character that we enjoyed. Wifi and a washer also came in handy. The location of this apartment can't be beat. Right down the street is a grocery store, a pharmacy (if needed), a choice of a couple fantastic bars for money coffee, and lastly a huge selection of traditional Roman style restaurants. The location is near the Spanish steps, Piazza del Popolo, the fashion district, and a short walk from the usual tourists attractions (Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona). The metro is a three minute walk if needed. As far Gabrielle and his associate, you couldn't ask for better hosts. We needed their assistance with something small and it was solved within the hour. Truly great! I am planning another trip in June and will definitely stay here again.

From the owner: At-Rhome è sito in via Belsiana, a pochi metri da Piazza di Spagna e delle principali attrazioni…read moreturistiche della capitale. È composto da un luminoso soggiorno, due confortevoli camere da letto e un ampio bagno. Sono a disposizione degli ospiti: Biancheria, kit di cortesia, asciugacapelli, Lavatrice,ferro da stiro,wifi gratutito e smart tv. L' abitazione è raggiungibile facilmente con i mezzi pubblici (metro A Spagna a 250mt). Servizi e ristorazione di ogni genere nelle immediate vicinanze. English At-Rhome is situated in Via Belsiana, in the heart of the city, just next to the Spanish Steps and other important "Must See" attractions of Rome. At-Rhome is a perfect choice for families, friends, tourist or business travelers located in very quiet and family friendly neighborhood. Just 3 mins away by walk from Metro (Tube) station "Spagna" and various bus stations. Ample options of restaurants, Bars and Supermarkets are available just a step away.

The Gianicolo Residence is the default housing option for John Cabot University students who choose…read moreto live in campus housing. The apartments are a bit pricey compared to what you could find living with a couple friends in an apartment in Rome, but the amenities are sweet! The apartments are spacious, and the views are great considering it is at the base of the beautiful Gianicolo hill. Fun fact! The apartment building was completely gutted out and renovated in the summer of 2010. But the architects kept the original floor tiles and used them as the backsplash in the kitchens. Compared to dorms in the U.S, the Gianicolo Residence is not as social. But that's because students literally live in apartments, not dorms. It has its perks and its downfalls. And I love my Resident Assistant! She's literally the most awesome person you could know (this is for you, Emilia!). There is bi-weekly cleaning service, 24/7 security, and wi-fi. Not too shabby for college housing!

From the owner: Il Rifugio dell'Angelo sorge nello storico rione Prati a pochi metri dalla basilica di San Pietro e…read moredal cuore di Roma. L'appartamento, luminoso ed elegantemente arredato, è dotato di ogni comfort e si compone di: soggiorno con divano letto matrimoniale, sala pranzo, cucina a vista, un'ampia camera matrimoniale con armadio ad otto ante, una deliziosa camera soppalcata con angolo lettura, due bagni ed una piccola terrazza sempre fiorita. Particolarmente adatto per famiglie, coppie (soprattutto se in viaggio di nozze) e soggiorni di lavoro a breve e/o lungo termine

Horrible experience at this hotel. Also, its name is now Le Reve De Naim. None of the pictures of…read morethe rooms are what you actually get. I paid for a wellness room, showed a luxurious bathroom and room set up. Nothing about my room was "wellness". It had a weird smell, the AC/heating didn't work, and just overall didn't feel safe. I was there for less than 30 minutes. This place isn't a 4 star hotel by any means. It's a 3 star at best.

My husband and I booked this hotel and had to pre pay for it entirely back in June 2024 for our…read moreearly December 2024 stay ($1900 USD for the week in Rome). We were not told that the hotel name changed and that the hotel was under construction prior to check in. We were also not given the same room that we had initially booked and saw in the pictures on the website. All of the pictures on the website were extremely deceiving! The hotel room had a bad odor, the AC did not work, and the hotel room was extremely run down. The pictures on the website did not reflect what the hotel was actually like in person. We were concerned for our safety and had hygiene concerns. The hotel staff bringing our luggage up were foreign and not in a uniform. My husband and I ended up leaving 30 minutes after check into stay somewhere else because we had such a bad feeling about this hotel. The hotel staff offered us to change rooms but our experience was already tainted and we did not want to stay here. Needless to say, they would not refund our reservation given our valid reasons not to stay. Their customer service is terrible. Most hotels only take a small deposit 1-2 weeks before the reservation. They had us pay the entire reservation in full in June! I should have known this was a red flag right away. I'm really upset and hoping our credit card company will reimburse us. Please do not stay here.

This place is just awful... So let me start off let me say…read moreRome is just awful... I wanted to set it ablaze... from my shitty ass hotel room to the Colosseum. So for starters The Hotel Beldes is apparently two differently places. You have the main building and the other down about a block. Which I thought cool this place must be amazing if they bought out two buildings. No.... the first building is very nicely decorated very welcoming with an asian host that speaks Italian(mind blown) So as I arrive it is pouring rain and he tell me we have to walk the block and a half to my room... mind you have to four big ass bags.. So I was like cool... whatever.. when in rome. So we take this unexpected journey to the other building. we arrive and they man start to explain to me how to get into the building.. turns out they own half of a floor of an apartment building which I thought cool. Oh no.. we get to the floor and again the guy explains how to get in.. I have about 3 sets of keys to get inside my room.. again no biggie. I get inside its a cute room. I will give them that. very very cute room. I ask the guy before he leaves if there is room service and he says no.. Strike one. I ask if there is wifi he says yes. Wifi only works in one place in my room.. Strike two so the next day I go out and see the city. Rome is a beautiful place. great history. is great. I hated it but its great. I get back to my room I lay down for a nap.. the slats in my bed break..... strike two and a half. I try to call my dad and tell him i am alive. my phone doesn't work.. strike 3... My time here was just shit.. maybe it was just my luck but don't stay here.. Actually just don't go stay in Rome. Stay in Venice and take the train into Rome..